search locale in http

A more general match for numbers with units/dimensions in plaintext. This is unoptimized, a bit rough, and leaves out plenty of units while including some oddities. Use it as the first step to something better if you're linting md files. This was good enough for my use case, which doesn't care much ...

Matches quantities dimensioned by SI units in typical markdown-formatted plaintext documents. Replaces any spaces or HTML entities between the number and its dimensions with a "narrow non-breaking space" character. This character may fallback to a "thin space" due to its font support. The lexicograp...

Useful for matching/finding and capturing/extracting the titles of HTML heading elements. This was used to identify all heading elements within the body of a web page for the purposes of generating a Table of Contents for the page. Note: This expression could be altered for different HTML element ta...

Regex supporting new old license plates from Belgium but dus not support custom license plates

Detect version of Chrome browser in navigator.userAgent

$ python -m aeneas.tools.execute_task --examples

He simply validate a uri for consuming an azure db

Parse raw http request line

regex tokopedia longlink

regex for tokopedia shortlink affiliate

Xformation rule on Trunk level

GUID Identifier

Hex string identifier

This regex tries to mitigate some of the most common scam practices found in discord since the support of masking links.

Matching french integer numbers : group digits by 3 with a space between groups

Obsidian/Wikilinks/Dendron... uses Hierarchical notes (Roam)... I want to match the last then use VSC extension inline-fold : https://github.com/moalamri/vscode-inline-fold Thread https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1751#issuecomment-1880952339...

I don't know why but this probably sucks, it even detects spaces for some reason.

Domains with alphanumeric characters ranging from 3 to 9 in length, followed by a top-level domain (TLD) that is 2 to 3 characters long. Also, it accounts for the possibility of second-level domains such as .co.uk.

Hash regular expression matches for md5, sha1, sha256 and sha512